Singer regrets gambling with his money in Las Vegas

Paul Okoye speaks on his gambling experience in America.

Paul Okoye in a casino in Las Vegas

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Paul Okoye has admitted that he does not like gambling at all.

The award winning singer admitted to this after trying out the slot machines in Las Vegas- the gambling capital of the world.

Paul Okoye went to his Instagram page to rant about how he lost the money. According to him, he spent $300 dollars gambling but ended up winning just 25 cents. Paul shared a picture of the casino voucher on his Instagram page with a caption:

“?? after spending $300 on #gambling …I won 25cents ? ndioshi !!! Oloshi !!! Barawo !!! #yahoomachine ?#scam #yahooplus.. the funny thin is that u will just be getting some free shayo? and na fine girls dey in charge for table ?with all de disco light ? u go just de mumu de go ?”

Paul Okoye's earnings after gambling in Las Vegas

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He earlier shared a picture of him gambling and the money he spent.

It looks like Paul Okoye has been doing a lot of lamenting these days as he had some days back posted a tweet about the power supply situation in Nigeria. He shared a picture of his view of Las Vegas with the caption:

"Dear God I woke up this morning in this lovely space and nice view #lasvegas and I want to thank you but I have a question pls don't be offended ...how long will it take for Nigeria my country to be like this?"

Paul Okoye's view of Las Vegas

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He further lamented that "Abeg who did we offend bikonu we don't mind, we will go and beg for forgiveness no pride at all...we go humble ourselves.

"Even if they demand for a skeleton of an ant, we shall provide pls may thunder fire the people that denied us all these good things of life.

Paul Okoye

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"Even me that thought I was living life, I'm a starter an upcoming, see light everywhere and that's how I will come and going back to may God help us all."